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Students Having a Hard Time Handling Locked Doors

Every day, there is a difficult balance that needs to be struck between safety and convenience at Lakeside. Many Lakesiders trying to yank open...

The rogue cars swerves on the muddy grass left tire tracks on Lakesides quad.

Details of the “Car Incident” Remain Murky

Rohan D. '25, STEM Editor

3:58 p.m. October 16. As boys ultimate hurled discs 70 yards on the quad, and junior varsity girls soccer dribbled balls in anticipation of their...

Lakesiders gather to watch Lilian-G. 24 and Yona P. 26s Rosh Hashanah presentation and eat apples and honey to celebrate the holiday.

Jewish Affinity Group Makes Its Debut

Samara N. '26

For the first time in Lakeside’s history, a Jewish student group will be meeting on campus. Led by Lilian G. ’24 and Yona P. ’26, the group...

Opinion

POLITICAL Q&A: Should the U.S. respond to the recent terrorist attacks and war in Israel/Gaza? If so, how? If not, why?

Lucy K. ’24, Zane R. '24, and Henry Z. '25

Study-Friendly Coffee Shops You’ll Like a Latte

Lorelei S. '25, Opinion Editor

Arts

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Pulling Back the Curtain on the Theater Industry
Alice M. '27
October Is All About Drake
Koreb T. '26
“Killers of the Flower Moon”: Historical Empathy in Western Crime Drama
Nara C. '25
A Cinematic Journey Through The Seattle Latino Film Festival
Angelina P. ’24

Sports

Corbin Carroll ’19 Makes World Series Debut

Samara N '26

It’s Time For the Mariners to Break the Bank

Connor D. ’27

Life & Culture

Journal Entry: Oct 21, 2023

Rahamatou M. ’25, Guest Writer

Fall at Lakeside Through Five Lenses

Felicity W. ’26

The Narrative Behind the Name

Emerson K. ’27

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Pulling Back the Curtain on the Theater Industry
Alice M. '27 | Nov 6, 2023

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Details of the “Car Incident” Remain Murky

Rohan D. '25, STEM Editor | Nov 6, 2023

3:58 p.m. October 16. As boys ultimate hurled discs 70 yards on the quad, and junior varsity girls soccer...

Sibling Scouts Survive South Korea

Lorelei S. '25, Opinion Editor | Oct 11, 2023

When twins Ian and Miles S. ’25 boarded their flight to the weeklong 25th World Scout Jamboree, they...

Don't Sleep on New "Dream Sessions"

Rohan D. ’25 and Jackson B. ’25 | Oct 11, 2023

The Composition of SALT

Nara C. '25 | Oct 11, 2023

Advisory groups pack bags of supplies and cards during the 2022 9th grade day of service

Service Learning Department Moves Forward With Policy Changes

Samara N. '26 | Sep 6, 2023

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Opinion

Study-Friendly Coffee Shops You’ll Like a Latte

Lorelei S. '25, Opinion Editor | Nov 6, 2023

On any given November day in Seattle, after stepping into Red Square only to be pelted by the frigid sheets of rain we’ve all come to expect,...

Mason D. ’25 gears up for a full marathon of Lakeside outdoor trips.

Outdoor Trips Are an Underutilized Opportunity

Mason D. '25, Social Media Chief | Oct 11, 2023

Hot Takes and Political Predictions

Rohan D. '25 and Amber P. '25

Oct 11, 2023

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Arts

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Pulling Back the Curtain on the Theater Industry
Nov 6, 2023
Alice M. '27
October Is All About Drake
Nov 6, 2023
Koreb T. '26
“Killers of the Flower Moon”: Historical Empathy in Western Crime Drama
Nov 6, 2023
Nara C. '25
A Cinematic Journey Through The Seattle Latino Film Festival
Oct 11, 2023
Angelina P. ’24
Where Are the Artists?
Oct 11, 2023
Reagan R. ’25 , Life and Culture Editor
Delusional Junior Sees Alex Turner
Oct 4, 2023
Betsmona A. '25
This Barbie Can Make a Girl Cry
Sep 6, 2023
Betsmona A. ’25